First hackintosh stuck at System uptime in nanoseconds after installation

[ClassicMike123]

Hi everyone, I seem to be having a issue with my first hackintosh which is system boot being stuck at "System uptime in nanoseconds: 876489462". Right now I have a 1 TB HDD with Windows 10 and Yosemite installed from Unibeast but cannot seem to boot into the setup screen.I am leaving a picture of the error and hopefully I could get it fixed. Much help would be gladly appreciated by me.

 

[Going Bald]

Hi everyone, I seem to be having a issue with my first hackintosh which is system boot being stuck at "System uptime in nanoseconds: 876489462". Right now I have a 1 TB HDD with Windows 10 and Yosemite installed from Unibeast but cannot seem to boot into the setup screen.I am leaving a picture of the error and hopefully I could get it fixed. Much help would be gladly appreciated by me.

Boot with the UniBeast USB installer you used to install with and use boot-arg -x with any other boot-args you are using.

 

[ClassicMike123]

Boot with the UniBeast USB installer you used to install with and use boot-arg -x with any other boot-args you are using.

When I installed Yosemite, only boot-arg that I was using was -v but I added -x with it and it's still stuck at system uptime in nanoseconds. I installed Chimera 4.1.0 bootloader on a different USB drive, so could that be a problem?

 

[Going Bald]

When I installed Yosemite, only boot-arg that I was using was -v but I added -x with it and it's still stuck at system uptime in nanoseconds. I installed Chimera 4.1.0 bootloader on a different USB drive, so could that be a problem?

No. Use your UniBeast USB to boot with - it has NullCPU included in the kexts loading when it boots and this is what you need. Boot -v -f -x and if you get to desktop use MultiBeast to install NullCPU kext.